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Hi,
I would like to capture the time spent in each status (not looking for a plugin) , i already used the "Time in status" add on, but i'm not able to dispolay this information in the team report
Thank you for your help !
Please explain what you mean "display this information in the team report"?
Hi @Zoryana Bohutska _SaaSJet_ thanks for your answer,
I mean by team report, the plugin installed to display the worklog by issue and assignee.
Here is the link https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1219292/team-worklog-reports?hosting=cloud&tab=overview
but the question is, how to display this even in the summary screen or anywhere in Jira so as a project manager i can see how much each member of my team spent in each status.
I hope that i'ts more clear.
Waiting for a tip ; thanks
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@Assia Touati thank you very much for the clarification.
I don't know the solution for it, and you should sent request to this app support team.
Or you can consider another plugin Time in Status for Jira Cloud. This add-on lets you view time in status for each issue. Also, at this plugin available report assignee report - shows time each assignee spend in each issue.
I hope it will be useful for you.
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I already tried this app, not very helpful for my team.
Anyway, thanks for your answer !
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Update :
I finally managed to capture the time recorded in each status. thanks to automation for jira. I just created fields relating to each status and I capture the time recorded in this status
**for anyone who wants to know how i did it, i can give you more informations.
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@Assia Touati Can you please help me in capturing time taken between one status to other status of a defect.
Example:- I want to capture time of a defect when its status is moved from Ready for Retest to Closed.
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@Kiran Kumar Konduru you want to capture the time spent in the status or the worklog in each status ??
I've created a rule automation to store the time logged in each status in a custom field.
for example :
status A : custom field "time spent in A"
status B : custom field "time spent in B"
when i'm in the status A, i log my time spent in the worklog, then i move to staus B,
the value of the field "time spent in A" will receive the worklogged each time i'll move into this status (addition of worklogs)
this is the case of the "time logged in status"
concerning the time spent in each status, i've also made id, but i'm not using it because it wasn't relevant for my team.
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@Assia Touati My requirement is to calculate time taken by testing team to test a defect from ''Ready for Retest" to "Closed" status.
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There is plugin for that : https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1211756/time-in-status
However, you can do it with automation for Jira, you have to create custom fields for the status : "Testing", it will receive the time spent between the two status.
Another custom field (type : date time) that'll receive the last transition occured
Then your automation rule :
when transition occured
update the field "TimeSpentTesting"
receive the value : {{issue.customfield_XXXX.(nom).minutes}}/60 (will be displayed in hours)
the issue.customefield_XXXX is the id of the customfield "last transition occured".
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Also, you can get data you need with add-on Time Between Statuses. Using it, you can set statuses for the timer when it should start, be on pause and stop. Also, you can configure time limits and email notifications when exceeded these limits for issues you need.
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My client does not allow me to use plugin. Is there any other way of getting this done.
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Yes i am aware of them but i have limited access so i cant apply rules and run them.
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Hello, does anyone know how can I configure the Time in Status plugin (https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1220908/time-in-status-sla-timer-stopwatch?hosting=server&tab=overview) to count the initial response time in the following way :
- Ticket is opened in "Open" state, The initial response time starts counting until the ticket is set to "In progress", then it stops. But if the ticket is set to "Reopen/Open" again I would like to start again the counting of the initial response time.
Right now the plugin that I mentioned is counting the time from Open to In progress, but if the ticket goes again in "Open" it archives the anterior value and starts a new counting from scratch, but without taking into account the anterior value.
Thanks!!
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